Sentence examples for latter trials from inspiring English sources

Generally, the latter trials, if implemented during the pre-licensure period, are designed to follow-up cohorts in order to demonstrate vaccine efficacy above the minimal level required for the license.

The sole purpose of the latter trials was to encourage subjects to monitor for motion coherence soon after trial onset.

However, the prevalence of the larger losses is loaded toward trials in the latter trials of the session, inviting a preference for (disadvantageous) decks A/B in early trials.

In the time discrimination experiments, the bias was stronger in static than in dynamic trials, possibly because in the latter trials the moving characters may have affected both the standard and the comparison stimuli, reducing the measurable effects, whereas no such direct effect of motion could occur in the static trials.

Four of the five latter trials used statistical tests to explore the additional benefit claim.

Neither active nor sham stimulation affected latter trials and ultimate overall performance levels.

But while it is, of course, early days, my suspicion is that the latter trial could prove the most awkward for him.

Results showed that RTs for correct antisaccades were longer than error antisaccades and that prosaccades preceded by the former, but not the latter, trial-type were associated with a reliable increase in RT (i.e., prosaccade switch-cost).

It is unclear whether the king's new announcement will affect the latter trial.

Cotton was sentenced to life behind bars in North Carolina in both his trial and a retrial; in the latter trial, a second victim claimed he'd raped her as well.

In the latter trial the BDI data showed no significant difference in remission between the two intervention groups [75].